Right before US President Donald Trump decided on a 90-day tariff pause, if there’s one thing clear about his policy threat to the global economy, it’s the fact that even stocks viewed as a safe haven of sorts isn’t immune to shocks. While Trump’s backpedal provided a much needed reprieve for Apple's stock price, the ever evolving tariff narrative undoubtedly puts it in a sticky situation.

Dan Koh and Ryan Huang assess the iPhone maker’s business prospects, especially in the wake of a recent historic selloff, and find out how much of a dent would the escalation of Trump’s current trade war with China have on its ability to deliver in the foreseeable future.